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Microplate washer ZMW-A10 consists of a large LCD display with a liquid overflow alarm function. It features low residual volume and can also store up to 48 user-programmed wash protocols. The machine is equipped with one-point, two-point, and complete bottom wash shaking and soaking functions with adjustable wash strips.
| Input | 8 key membrane keyboard |
| Display | High Brightness LCD display screen |
| Manifold | 8 pins and 12 pins |
| Wash strips | 1 – 12 strip adjustable, skip strip allowed |
| Cycle | 1 – 99 times adjustable |
| Soak Time | 0 – 24 h adjustable, step by 1 s |
| Shake Time | 0 – 600 s adjustable, step by 1 s |
| Residual Volume | ≤ 1 𝜇L/ well |
| Liquid Volume | 10 – 3000 𝜇L/ well |
| Aspiration Time | 0.1 – 9.9 s |
| Storage Capacity | More than 100 user defined wash board procedures |
| Power Supply | 220 V, 50 Hz |
| Operating Environment | 5℃ - 40℃ Max |
| Humidity | 0.8 |
| Dimensions (L × W × H) | 448 × 382 × 163 mm |
| Net Weight | 8 Kg |
It is simple, safe, reliable, easy-to-use, and high efficiency
Large LCD display
Liquid overflow alarm function
Low residual volume
Adjustable wash strips, 1 – 12 strips
Can store up to 48 user program
Flat, v-bottom, or u-bottom plate
Single strip or whole plate wash
Both shaking and soaking functions
Microplate washer are used for enzyme-linked immunosorbent tests, in particular (ELISA). They are also used in DNA purification processes and to wash beads, protein arrays, cell cultures, Western blots, and protein arrays.
Frequently Asked Question
The microplate washer is compatible with standard 96-well, 384-well, and other types of microplates, depending on the manifold configuration.
Yes, the microplate washer allows you to wash partial plates by adjusting the number of wash strips from 1 to 12, and you can skip strips when necessary.
Custom wash protocols can be created through the menu on the LCD display. You can store more than 100 different user-defined wash procedures for future use, making it easier to repeat protocols.
Operating the microplate washer outside the temperature range of 5°C to 40°C may affect performance, including accuracy in liquid handling and wash efficiency. It’s recommended to use the device within these limits for optimal results.
Yes, the washer has a precise liquid dispensing and aspiration system that minimizes the risk of overfilling or spillage. Additionally, the residual volume is controlled to ≤ 1 μL per well.
Yes, microplate washers are commonly used in ELISA workflows to wash plates between incubation steps, which is essential for removing unbound substances and reducing background noise.
Strip washing washes one strip (typically 8 wells) at a time, useful for processing partial plates. Full plate washing washes all wells simultaneously, ideal for high-throughput applications.
Use filtered or deionized water, avoid using solutions that precipitate or crystallize, and run cleaning cycles regularly. Also, inspect the instrument for any visible residue or buildup.
Yes, many washers allow multiple buffer inputs. Always make sure the buffers are compatible with the washer’s components and are thoroughly flushed between uses to avoid cross-contamination.
Yes, periodic calibration ensures accurate dispense and aspiration volumes. Some models offer auto-calibration features, but manual checks are recommended periodically.
